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Pablo Yanguas

Pablo Yanguas

Anti-corruption / Political economy of reform / Strategy and learning

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  • Book: Why We Lie About Aid
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Recent Posts

  • New paper! Adapting to fragility: Lessons from practitioners
  • STAAC Learning Papers
  • Welcome!
  • Building an adaptive anti-corruption programme: Lessons from STAAC Ghana
  • PEA Confessions, part IV: Of floors and ceilings
  • Debate: Should the West stop giving aid to Africa?
  • PEA Confessions, part III: More tools, please and thank you
  • Is your development agency Conan or Saruman?
  • “Can We Do Aid Better?” Debate at UCL
  • Duncan Green’s rant is not wrong. But the blame does not lie only in academia

Tags

  • Adaptive development
  • AECID
  • China
  • Comparative politics
  • D&D
  • David Booth
  • DFID
  • Doing Development Differently
  • DSA2016
  • Equality
  • ESID
  • Ethics
  • Foreign aid
  • GDI
  • Ghana
  • Governance
  • Israel-Palestina
  • Mali
  • Marx Bros.
  • Merilee Grindle
  • Methodology
  • Monty Python
  • Nic van de Walle
  • ONU
  • PDIA
  • PEA
  • podcast
  • Policy analysis
  • Political economy analysis
  • Political settlements
  • Publications
  • Public sector reform
  • Reinventing the wheel
  • Research
  • Rwanda
  • STAAC
  • Star Wars
  • Teaching
  • Theory
  • Thinking and working politically
  • Uganda
  • Value-for-money
  • Weber
  • Why we lie about aid
  • World Bank

Tag: Thomas Carothers

Why We Lie About Aid: Development and the Messy Politics of Change

UK: [Amazon.co.uk] [Blackwell’s] [Waterstone]

US: [Amazon.com] [Barnes & Noble]

Spain: [Amazon.es]

Jacket for Why We Lie About Aid

Posted on 15 February 201816 February 2018Categories Why We Lie About AidTags Available now!, Book covers are funny, Brian Levy, David Booth, Nic van de Walle, Thomas Carothers
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